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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19
Thermometer Record.

Tho following shows the range OF tho
Thermometer as observed at SchnepI's drug
gtore, Opera HOUSE corner, yesterday !:
Z AN 50; II NJ, 1873 Pm, 1872; In
NJ, lie. Weather-Fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19
ITCHING SCALY pIMpL.Y-

Scaly and pimp y humoIs on my face, 10 which |
have applied great many nc hods Of treatment
without success. and which was speedily and en-.
tirely cured by Cuticura. - =
80, Mns. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19

THE standard Rotary Shuttle is the
liahteet running sewing machine ever
offered to tho public: see advertisement
oil Edward L. Rose 4 20. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19

Cniicura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price,
Guticura cents; Resoveus 81 .Oj: soap, 25 cents,
Prepared by the Potle- I,.ug aud Chemical Co.,
easts,''' - - ~
ERila2 p.inplcs,' Skin Dlcnlshcs, and Buby
ulluuoI liumoS. cured by Cllicura Soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19
'nicc: Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advortisem snts.

For IIIre-Smquersde Costumes.
For Reu.--Futnshec Room with Board.
For acknowledgements. \. lIildiclh.
Card OF Thanks @
Roach Des'toyer-R II. List. Druggist.
Notlce-srlcn-L. e. Stifel. President.
Choice Small Fruit Plan for Spring Of 1857.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19
FOR SALE. \ 3. N
Valuable Real Estate

p. .
AL OF the Waters Addition 10 the city OF Wheel
inG consisting Of iwenty.eISht t2s) lox situate on
South Pom, South Broadway and Bouth York
strsets, being what was formerly known a. Tom,
lnSon's Garden. i.i..'r ~ - ~ = -
Lot No, ], In square No l. has frontage OF ISL
lity:one feet on South tcnn street. and has son ii
Substantial twostory frame ds rolling OF (s) eIgh;
rooms with water on premises. - 80. J
The remaining lots are Of 10y iorty.onc feet
frontage, and arc all desirable dwelling sites. -
Also parts OF lots Nos. 20 and Gilt Ii. 2ane's al
dition to the city Of Wheeling, frontiug about ST.
ioeiN on south Broadway, near Zane street oIi
EneI y !To story double frame tenerhe each
n!al value Of each Fart $40 per month, a.! - :"
IlHo 70 az this property Is nnquestionnbly good,
VIII be offered Of private sale until IL 49, ',
.ra7 1g. JANUARY Is. 1857. 4 IS. 4. +, rs
II not sooner sold, will on that day, rommeneipp
e. 70 O'Clock A. ", be oGered at PUBl.iC 4 liz
Il ~, at ne north door q the Court House
lsfRt5AEf J.. Il. COWDEN, Attorney .at.Iaw. or
,.,o. W. II. HALLEa, Auctionoer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan lS.-For West
Virginia, colder northwesterly- winds, fair
weather. F. sissg56 Y
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Our So 90 yvaukenphast ~

Is one OF the best wearing and mcst com.
Portable shoes made for lsdies and gentle
men. J.W. AMlCK, e
1l43 Main street,
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SAVE money by buying Dry Goods md
Carpets ut sToSa THOMAS.
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NO MEDICINE LIKE TURM

We have sod your Cutcura Remedies for The
last siI years. and no medicines on our shelvCi
give better satsf faction :
u" g. Z AfHEkT0E, Druggist Albany, MY,
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10,4 Bleached sheetinga, 90 cents, at
s;a+s STONE 4 THoNAs',
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP tax books at R. T.
Howe]l's office, Bridgeport. s,f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19

Tue people know the merits OF ST.
Jacobs Oil, and use no other. Fifty cents
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CARrRrs, Rugs and Oil.cloths at Ie-
ducsd prices to make room for spring stot k.
- STONE Il THOMAS.
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AMUsEM INT MATTERS.
Tho Attraction, to be Given During the
Next Few Days. liAf t'Il 4

The Gale Of reserved seats begins al
Banners this morning for the engage
ment OF that popular comedian Mr.. John
T. Raymond at the Opera House Friday
and Saturday OF this week. Tho Woman
Halter" 10 to DO produced the first night
and at the Saturday matinee; II 10 q new
four &C; comedy that has never been seen
here, and In the hands Of Mr.. Raymond's
clever company Is paid to be very funny.
Saturday evening his ever amusing Col.
enel Sellers will DO given. This as Is we'll
known is q masterpiece Of eccentric com.
edy, sustained by multiplicity OF delight.
ful details that arc % much Raynondisns
as the prescribed business Of tho part, and
which make up as well.balanced, effective
and entertaining q performance as any
within the sphere Of comedy. Good
houses are looked for at the three per.
iormapces. 10 4
Eli Henry's famous minstrel company
which Is to appear at the Grand Friday
and Saturday OF this week, numbers this
season, 20 members. While this Is not as
largo % some other burnt cork combina-
tons on the road, the great merit OF Mr..
Henrya company lies In the fact that each
one has been carefully selected and Is a
strickly first class performer In his line.
There arc said to DO no bad features about
the programme; everything L. bright,
fresh and entertaining without q feature
that was otlensive or vulgar. This engage
msnt promises to be one Of the most pop.
ulsr the house has had. Reserved boats
are on sale at Sheib's. e E
hlMiss Agnes Horndon, who Is to present
"The Commercial Tourists Bride" at tho
Opera House next Monday night, is spok-
en- Of by the New York Herald OF a recent
date IS follows: "Miss Herndon possesses
genius and her beautiful fair face, rich
musical voice and g,acsful figure are the
outward Manifestations Of it.n {sf
1.-THE Commercial Tourjdta Bride,n is
said to be- enc laugh rom beginning To
end. The costumes worn by this actress
arc works Of srt-nsw ia style, rich and
elegant In texture. The supporting com.
pany is one selected to do Justice to both
star and play. The authors Of the comedy
arc Hewitt and Hale, tho authors Of Dixey's
"Adonis," and it Is produced under the
direction OF the celebrated Dave Belasco.
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The above public sale has boeu postponed until
t,Gay, January III, ISL at the same place. ~
HT W. u. HALLER, AuctIoneer,
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"ANTED-AN OLD AND EXpE
Wy RlENCED Boof.keeper, who has some tine
during the day and all OF his evenings, will nss
charge OF a set OF books. lie will also do spccii
woTs In bslnncing books starting Lew sets, tlt
Address, EXPERT, Box 100. city. jas
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WANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS,
w girls to earn $40 per month a, their ow1
goods and full instructions FIR lOc. TO help loItJ
Post'g,. Address Il. C. ROHELL q Co., su,l.,d'
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WANTED,

"ANTED-TO BORROW. TWENTY.
Wy FIVE Hundred Dollars on Real EstAte Sc
curly. Address, g., care Intellgenccr Jals
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"ANTED-COOKS, NURSE GIRLS,
Nv Girls for general housework. a Man to 80 p
the country 10 work on farm, at w0MAN'S En-
CHANGE, No. 1861 Main street lai
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
benefit of those now here as for those desirous of finding more congenial homes than the Atlantic sea board affords. .-PhGnix Herald
MOSES .N THE WILDER
 NESS.
HOW FOXES HELPED HIM TO THE PROM
 ISED LAND.

HOW FOXES HELPED HIM TO THE PROM
 ISED LAND.
 Among the many thrilling expert ences of emIgrants to the land of gold, depicted by the graphic pen of Hubert Howe Bancroft, the Pacific Coast his torian, an incident in connection with the Stevens company-emigrants to California in lS44, and the first that ever crossed the Sierra Nevada noun tains with wagons into that country is of peculiar interest. Reaching tho lake since called Donner from the tragic fate of party two years later, part of the wagons, with a valuable invoice of goods, were left in charge of Foster, Montgomery, and Moses .Schallenberger, the latter a lad ot only l7, it becoming impossible to proceed further on account of the snow. They built cabin and had no doubt of being able to live by hunting; but the snow soon became too deep: and carly in December, to escape star vation, they they started across the mountains on improvised snow shoes. But Moses was attacked by cramps on the summit. and crawled back to the cabin, deeming his slight chance of life better there than if abandoned, as he would probably have to be, further on in the mountains. Alone, with but one poor quarter of beef, this boys prospects were anything but bright, and his experience was a remarkable one. for he remained here until the end of February. Ills salvation was the finding of some steel traps, left among the goods, with which he managed tc catch coyotes and foxes-the latter SC plentiful that only once did he have to eat of the former-never suffering from hunger, though constantly from fear of it. The modern Moses experience bears in some respects striking simi larity to that of his ancient prototype the foxes corresponding in efett with the mama provided the children of Israel on their journey to the prom ised land. He was eventually rescued by Dennis Martin, who, returning from Suffers Fort to relieve a party of emigrants left on the Yuba, extend ed his journey to the lake to succoi young Moses, if by chance he had sur. vived.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
YuMA CITRUS FRUITS.

The Tucson Star in a recent issue has the following good words to say concerning Yuma and Yuma county. Every citizen here who feels an inter est m the growth of the town and the development of the surrounding coun- itry, will appreciate the trrthfulness of the statements therein made:
 "Yuma has been the butt for all Arizona for many years, as we'll as for the traveller. Had it not been for the healing water ot the Rio Colorado, which sweeps its banks, which more recently has become generally appreci- ated, the little mud town of Yuma would have sunk into insignifcance long ago, but recently her climate has become appreciated, the sell in and about the little town has developed the fact of its wonderful productive resources. It has been fully determin- ed that Yuma and the Gila valley, within the county, is the coming citrus fruit growing section of not only Arl zona, but California.
 The Star has the evidence of this fact before it. Four beautiful boquets of orange, lemon and lime blossoms in full bloom and budding; also, number of lemons taken from the same tree from which were plucked the lemon blossoms. The fruit weighs over eight ounces each, and they are as perfect and beautiful specimens of fruit as we ever saw. They were all taken from the trees in the garden off. Gandolfo, of Yuma.
 Now, here is the stubborn fact: Feb ruary 18th, in Yuma, Arizona, the trees are laden with fruit and blossoms Now, why do people rush past the citrus fruits, treasure fields of Arizona, on to California, where they have to pay ten times as much for land and cannot produce near so much good fruit, have less genial climate and no such water as the Colorado and GilaF
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

The Phoenix Herald makes the fol lowing timely suggestions concerning matter of great importance to far mers aud everybody else in the territo ry:
 Economy in the use of water should be the watchword of irrigators through out Arizona. The abundance of wa ter is no excuse for waste, and that there is waste blind man can see, Ii such a paradox is admissible. The wider the scope of land that can be reclaimed with our available water supply the more valuable the country becomes. We have before called at tention to the unpardonable waste caused by irrigating borders half a mile long. One of the observant and progressive farmers remarked a few days since that he was going to adopt the system of dividing his quarter sec ton into three equal parts for irriga- tion. He was satisfied that 1t would be both economy in time and economy in water. Another gentleman who had large experience in Utah made almost the identical remark in conver- sation with us yesterday. These long borders get too much water at the head before the foot gets any and the foot gets too much before the flood ceases to come from above. There is no doubt in our mind but fo, grain raising, even, with the proper aIplica- ton of the water one half more land eau be cultivated than now is. For fruit and alfalfa, copious winter irri gation, when there is little evaporation and the water sinks deep down into the ground will be found a practical means of saving water. This subject should be given more attention tLan it has heretofore received.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

%..NN NuAM .NOTICEl-Iwin 0NAN ENNISa, ,SSNNe send trial kettle ..-..=.s-7..---..-@ the EvJF. VESATOI-sHislcirr tO show its nlerits- free of charge, to any ona afflicted, ArpI,- 'nE y letter, stating his syuJ.toEs snE age. Communications are all striefTy aonsdeutial HJ iS-tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

Under the present conditions of the 72,000,000 acres of land in Arizona there is available to the stock raiser not more than 2O,OO0,O00 of acres, and to the farmer and horticulturist not more than 100000 acres. The ex. tended valley of desert land stretching from Yuma to the mountain ranges oi Pima and Pinal counties, POO miles in length and more than l25 mllcs in width, containing about l5, 100000 acres of land, could. with irrI- sation, be made as productive as any part of Southern California--Hoofa and Horn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
DR. SAlr1rIn

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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

ness. SpeI m matorrhGa, Emissions, Inps- tency, Exhausted vitality, Premature Ss
 cliRs and Loss of Manhood, frGn Hkai- ever cause produced. It s1richss ast Duriies the Blood. StreS gtht ms the Esrvss Brain, Muscles, Digcstiou, Reproductive Organs and Physical and Mental Yarsl. ties. It stops any unnatural dsbililaiinE \ drain upon the system, preventing isvsl- untary losses, debilitaiiEE ercams. .se mia al losses with the urine, etc., So dsst:es- tivs to mind and body. It is sure slin- inator of all kIDNEY AND BLADBEE Csx
 PLANTS. It contains no injurious laS Srs- dients. To those suffering frcK Ks evil effects 0f youthful indiscretioRs or exess- ses, speedy, permanent and thorssKA eurA is GUARANTEED. Price, s1.se ger bottle, or five bottles in csse, with fall d.. reetionS and advice, 5000. Sent sssurs from observation tO any address upos re-. seipt of price, or co. D To 5s k=s esly If
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

The annual immigration edition of the Pomona, Cal. Progress has been received. It Is full of interesting matter pertaining to that most desir- able of all sections of Southern Califor- mia, a credit to its publisher and to the prosperous young city where it is published. To such and similar expen- ditures of time, labor, enterprise and money on the part of her newspapers is Southern California indebted for her unparalleled boom. Pomona peo pie ought to appreciate what their news;'apers has done for them
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

Shines there ray from the sun above upon land where no growlers nor croaks are found? The croak finds no good in the land that affords him a stopping place. Instead of taking hold of the opportunities that surround him and doing his part in the great, pushing, industrious world he does all he can to check the tide of progress The only suggestion we can m Ike to such man is, that the world is wide and if the place of your pres ent abode does not suit you, stay not on the order of your going, but go at once.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
HAVE WE A CITRUS BELT
 EM ARIZONA.

It is conceded on all hands that Hermosillo, Sonora, produces the finest oranges on the American continent, Another thing is also admitted, and that is, no such thing as blight, diseas ;, or pestilential scale bug was ever known there. The altitude of Hermo- sillo is 680 feet and the distance south from Yuma in an air line Is not Cx ceeding 200 miles, or three degrees of latitude. One degree Of latitude going -rortl. -rortl. is i,lc,l to 5o feet in altitude, therefore, Yuma, the altitude of which IS 40 feet, with l50 feet added there to would stand 290 to Hermosillo 6S0 feet, making difference of 390 feet in favor of the entrepot of Arizona. sThn isothermal line may safely be extend ed from Yuma to Dendor,, a distance of no miles mp the Gila and then have as fair a citrus belt as that of the Sonora valley in which Hermosillo is situate.
 Magdalcna is 2,4S2 feet above sea level and nearly whole degree north of Hermosillo and there the orange fourishes, many trees around the town being at least 90 years old and still full of vigor and health. Taking the latitude into account with the differ ence in altitude between Phoen1x and Magdalena there are some points in favor of this city. The altitude of Phoenix is given by the Geodetic sur vey as l,060feet, by the Signal service, l,065 and the Southern Pacific rail- road survey, l,O8O feet. Taking the Signal service measurement as the more accurate of the three there is AT feet in favor of this place. These are cold statements of facts which demon strate that from this place to Yuma there is a citrus belt unrivaled on the continent. The few oranges produced in Phoenix and at Gila Bend have demonstrated their quality to be su perior to the most favored spots in Los Angeles county, and not much, if any below the standard of Hermosillo. Yuma is said, by those who have test ed the fruit grown there, to produce as pulpy and fine favored oranges as can be produced any where and her lemons are the equals of the famous Cicily fruit which California has thus far failed to approximate.
 It has not been claimed for this val ley that it is a citrus country from the fact that It is no uncommon thing to have ice form on tubs of water and pools from one-eighth to one fourth of an inch thick during the winter, which sometimes kills young trees that are unprotected. Were the people here to follow the precedent set by River side orange growers of protecting the trees until three or four years old by schocking corn or sorghum around them there is no doubt but they would meet with equally good success as the boastful people of that thriving colony. | The journals of Arizona have been too modest by half in making known the possibilities of the Salt and Gila val leys The time has come for a change has come when the whole story should be told, not so much for the
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

It is now conceded by Los Angeles papers that small pox has become epi demic in that city. The probabilities are that the State Board of Health has quarantined the city. It would be well for the people of Yuma to adopt some measures to prevent the introduction of the dreaded disease.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
Tamar Treatment Prescribed by the Lea
St. Louis. Mo-. Feb. 10, 1sse.

St, Louis, Mo, Feb. 10, 1SS6
 ''For more than three years have used Tamar Treatment with the best results. recall now several cases of seminal weakness and debility with all it's evil consequences have treated during the past year. which have been cured by the use of the Treatment, and several of this eases were in medicines contained in the TREATMENT indicate, and it's effects prove it to be specific restorative Of and sexual power You at liberty to use my let ter in any way that will contribute to your pleasure or profit There are so many nearly worthless pro prietary medicines of this kind the mHrket (and every day adding to their number) that when one is found to be really valuable thinkit the duty of
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COypaxr.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, DBCKAsDxR TA u
 AND CHTn. FURTHER NoTEcK.
IRA iN9

TRAINS Viii leave Los ANGELES SC fozoxE c 80 A. A.- Daily - San Frnncisee c through freight and third eI~ss As- com mmOdation.
 O 80 A. M.-Daily-Loeal pGssereW O train via L. A. & I. k. R. to sEG sA Monica.
 i 0 % 4. A.-Daily-Loeai psssssr-r V train ts WilningiVn aud baE F-<ss. i Q 50 ?. M.-D4ily-san Frapc.ses sx. l A press train. connecting at LaIhr.p with the Atlantic express traiH ef sAa Central Pacific Railroad. . :Oo P. M.- DAILY-Ariaona Rxr,sss Z train for Yuma-Colorado River Steamers; Maricopa-stages for PhQnIE and Prescott; Casa Grands-stages fer Florence and Globe: Tucson and RssoA IN. N. IE A. R. k. 10 GuaTnas, Neriee; Deming-A. T. & s. F. R. R.: El Psas T. A. P. B. R.. San Antonio sns New Orleans.
 O:S0 P. A.-sundays sxsepssa-Lss~l ~ passenger train to ColiOl. 9 :0o P. N. = Dsily-Lseal Dassss ass D train to Santa Ana. :00 ?. N.- paily-LoeRl eassasRsv I traia 10 WilminxtOR and San Psar0. 2 10 P. H.-Sunday Excspted-Lcssl O passenger train to Santa Monies. z :o0 P. H.-sundays only-Lssa. Haa. C senger train to ColtoR. z IS P. M-Daily-s. r. Enigfaat tgAia y for Yuma, Tucson. DemisE. 4. T.4 3. F. R. R. Fl Paso T. & R.E, Ran Antonio and New Orleans. r 50 ?. M.-Sundays oaly-L@eAi pas O train to Santa Noniea.
 F. HEWITT,
 AsSh Sap pSrintsaesnt, Los AaKslss
 A. N. TOwNA,
 General 2xHskR. GOODE.N,
 General lPasssnEer asd Tiekst lr1 iT23t
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
!adina Physicians. Read What They Say:
RespectfusS, T ? HATT Mn v

Respectfully,
 J. z HALL, M D."
 617 Walnut St., St. Louis, Me. TAMAR TREATMENT is prescribed daily for all forms of nervous debility in both we'll as for cheek ing the unnatural secret losses which cause much loss of vitality. The medicines prompt in action and permanently restore those weakened by early indiscretion, excesses overwork of the brain. 4 number of physicians have discarded all the hypo- phesphites, DamianA and phosphorus formular and invariably prescribe TAXAR TREATMENT with the bes results
 TAMAR TREATMENT is composed of medicines most agreeable to the taste and well tolerated by the stomach.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12

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